Forged: (as in 'forged irons') a process of manufacturing clubheads where 100% stainless steel is stamped or hammered and ground into shape, with or without heat

 

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Forged: (as in 'forged irons') a process of manufacturing clubheads where 100% stainless steel is stamped or hammered and ground into shape, with or without heat

Title Insurance: Title insurance protects your lender’s interest in your home and real property in case its ownership is contested in court. Before you close on any property purchase, your lender will requir . . . View Full Definition

Anvil: The upper portion of a cumulonimbus cloud that becomes flat and spread-out, sometimes for hundreds of miles downstream from the parent cloud. It may look smooth or fibrous, but in shape, it . . . View Full Definition

Pardoner: An individual licensed by the medieval church to sell papal indulgences (i.e., 'pardons'), official documents excusing the recipient from certain acts of penitence and alleviating the sinner . . . View Full Definition

Standard Coverage Policy: A standard coverage policy normally insures the title as it is known from the public records. In addition, the standard policy insures against such hidden defects as forged documents, convey . . . View Full Definition

Grind: A term used to describe the repetitive gameplay that must be endured to gain access to later stages of a game.

Spoofing: To fool. In networking, the term is used to describe a variety of ways in which hardware and software can be fooled. Email spoofing, for example, involves trickery that makes a message appea . . . View Full Definition

Verification: A program that determines an email came from the sender listed in the return path or Internet headers; designed to stop email from forged senders.

Joe Job: A spam-industry term for a forged email, in which a spammer or hacker fakes a genuine email address in order to hide his identity.

Acknowledgment: A formal declaration made before a duly authorized officer, usually a notary public, by a person who has signed a document, also, the document itself. An acknowledgment is designed to preven . . . View Full Definition